64 Situation 3 (1/2)

As always, you have a wonderful conjecture, Father.

Apparently, he heard the last conversation, and Lecter sat down on the sofa in the living room and said it was unconscionable.

”Welcome home, Master Austin. I'm glad you're doing well. I trusted you would come back safely. So, how was your neck and tail?

He was asking for something at some point.

And listening to it in the living room of our private room meant Lecter's private story.

I'm sure the lieutenant general doesn't know about this.

But the priest answered Lecter with his lips pointing to such a perfect stranger's beautiful smile.

”I often say that. I wanted to be alone with Anis, so you chased me away. Well, there seems to have been no progress at all ~ fufufu. Oops, it's no use staring at me. I'm not all foresight, because I'm capable! That's why it's okay over there. Galeon remembered that Anis cured Galeon. You promised me.”

”Oh, that's good.”

Galeon?... Galeon... ahh!

The big guy who cured himself at the Garland Hospital.

Oh, look at me, Lecter explained.

”You reacted when I said 'The People of the Grange' before, didn't you? That's why I had Lord Austin scout me.”

That's right.

Speaking of which, I felt as if I had heard the word ”people of Grange” coming out of the operation meeting, so I told Lecter.

If I had seen or heard it, it would have been in the game.

This means they are more likely to be involved in the consequences of this war.

”Maybe Lek was right. Apparently I had contact with Oliglow before I left. Apparently, the elders were being taken in that way. If I left him alone,” The people of Grange would have been on Oliglow's side when it was too late. ”

The priest nodded well.

Still?

General Lector looks reluctant.

The ”people of Grange” are nomads who live along the border. They don't belong to Oliglow or Farglow, they have a strong sense of independence, and they act separately in many small groups that don't settle. That's why I can hardly meet you even if I want to meet you. However, it seems that these people have developed a highly informative network to exchange information with each other.

In other words, although everyone is usually dusty, the information transmission is strong and united, making it a large force along the border in a wide area.

They say it's a big force that doesn't have land, but it can't be ignored.

I heard that Mr. Garwin, who is always surrounded by birds in Tamer, is from this nation and through him has always interacted with this faction and is on Farglow's side, but apparently he was secretly tied to Oliglow this time.

”That Galeon was the 'People of the Grange'?